2Lt. John Charles Eisenhauer Memorial
Details:
On the east side of the road. Monument A metal cross on a field stone base and a metal plaque on a concrete base honoring Second Lieutenant John Charles Eisenhauer who was missing in action and his remains were recovered four years later.
Monument Text:
2nd Lieutenant John Charles Eisenhauer
60. US. Infanierieregiment. K-Kompanie. 9. US. Infanteriedivision
Geboren am 23. Marz 1917 in New York City
Vermisst seit dem 27. September 1944 in Raffelsbrand/Todtenbruch.
Gefunden worden am 12. April 1948 im Walkddistrikt 157 durch den
Waldarbeiter Johann Justen Zweifall.
Im Mai 1948 beigesetzt auf dem amerikanischen Soldatenfriedhof
Neupre (Neuville-en-Condroz) in Belgien.
Moge er in Frieden ruhen.
60. US. Infantry Regiement. K-Company. 9 US. Infantry Division.
Born at 23 March 1917 in New York City
Missing in action since 27 September 1944 in the area of
Raffelsbrand/Todtenbruch
Recovered at 12 April 1948 forest district 157 by the forest worker
Johann Justen Zweifall
Buried in May 1948 on the American cemetery Neupre
(Neuville-en-Condroz) Belgium
May he rest in peace.
Commemorates:
People:
Units:
60th Infantry Regiment
9th Infantry Division
United States Army
Wars:
WWII
Battles:
Battle of Hurtgen Forest
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